103, Castle Road

No. 103 Castle Road is a mid-19th century single-storey lodge designed in the Tudor style, constructed of yellow-grey brick. It features a gable and scallop tiled roof with diagonally set yellow-grey brick stacks at the ridge ends, and wide barge-board eaves. The building has flanking brick pilaster strips and two recessed full-length two-light casement windows with rectangular upper lights, glazing bars, block sills, and flat brick arches. The centrally located recessed door consists of three fielded panels and three lancets, topped by a rectangular fanlight and a flat brick arch. A broad shallow step leads up to the door, flanked by short brick walls that are capped by terracotta urns.